He has been a travel photographer, a sports photographer, a magazine design supervisor and photographic editor and chief photographer, a publisher, a large-format scenic photographer, a workshop teacher, a writer, and a digital fine art photographer; most recently working on a series of images of the people of Livingston, Montana, where he lives. For decades his images have been, and continue to be, displayed in museums, galleries, and private collections, and have been published in books, magazines, and calendars, as well as being bought and sold at art auctions.
This lecture will help you achieve your own style, expand and enhance your creativity, and move into true originality.
Following his lecture on The Anatomy of Style, Robert Osborn will be conducting private individual print critiques. Sign-ups will be on a first-come, first-served basis; however, priority will be given to CPA members. Participants should bring three to five matted prints. The cost is $25 for CPA members and $40 for non-members. Call the CPA office at (831) 625-5181 to sign-up.
Lecture by Robert Osborn: "Anatomy of Style" Saturday, June 25, 2011, 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Carmel Womans Club San Carlos St. at 9th, Carmel (across the street from CPA)
Determining your own unique photographic style can be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences for fine art photographers. Robert Osborn’s lecture will help you explore and understand where you currently are photographically, and what avenues you may want to pursue to evolve your style. Robert's lecture will provide some unique ways of understanding and utilizing traditional principles of design and perception.
Robert Osborn has been making eloquent photographic images for nearly a half century. He has traveled to more than twenty foreign countries, several of them multiple times, in search of compelling subjects.
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